Grant Community High School - Trumpeter Yearbook (Fox Lake, IL)

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No one factor ks more porenr 'rn rhe 'ouuchng oi rhe team than enrhuskasrke co- operackon from the skdc hnes. The carcEuX org,ank1,atkon and srkruubtkon of thks coopera- ckve eXernent ks Xargew Rn the hands of the achnowXedg,ed Xeaders oi the student body. 'Yo chem we Xook for knkckarkve and Knspkraxtkon. When we are wknnkng, it ks easy no keep a hkgh ruoroue, hu: Rn our Xuddess hour, we reXy upon rhks iaXrhiuX rrko. UMW Kay, Nurkmx NN'nXhwo. Edith Uahhvhx, SXXXB Membershkp kn che G Club Ks rhe hkghesr arnhkmkon oi every boy. The orgsnkm- :Kon posskhw carrkes wkrh kr more prestige chan any other oi che ahah groups, due ro che Sao: char rnernbershkp ks more or Xess srrenuousw earned. The sports in which a ruaror Keener and consequenr rnembershkp in che duh are offered are icptbah, baske: bah, basehah, cennks, boaixng, and goXi. FKRST ROKN: B. Bwdsoe, W. WaXsh, N, Brin, C. Rich, G. Renehan, .L Fvosx, R, Roskng, SECOND BOWN: H, Ysippberger, E, Paddock. H. Savers, F. Weber, F. Egfgerx, D. Redman, R, Sehastxzux, W. Koeshng. 'YHXRD YLOW1 E. Wimou, J. Choouske, 1, Mmer, 3. Gersteku, B, Zeigxer, p,, MQ-Nagy, C. S-awupson, L. Goodman.

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SCURES Richmond Northbrook Warren McHenry Wauconda St. Mary's Antioch Richmond Ela Zion Northbrook Palatine Wauconda St. Mary's Antioch Benscnvillc Ela Barrington McHenry Richmond Northbrook WIHFFCH McHenry Wauconda St. Mary's Antioch Richmond Ela Zion Northbrook Palatine Wauconda St. Mary's Antioch Bensenville Ela Barrington McHenry

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BASEBALL The early harbingers of spring find the vacant lot taking on a new importance and boys of all ages trying out that baseball arm. Coach Werhntn has found that interest in the game, keen though it is, usually needs careful direction. Always kept on the play level, the game is made to offer an outlet for the pent-up energy of these youths. Since confidence is the principal requisite of the player, much is done to improve his belief in his own ability. He is taught to face a pitcher with lots of stuff or speed on the ball and not to be intimidated or to back away from the plate. A timid player never becomes a good player. Sl'I.'X'l'l'lIY2 li. llosillg, IC. l'z14li1oi'k, A, Mn'N:llly, .I, ll1'l'Sll'll1. S'l'.-XNITINHZ li, Kaine. VV, lflll'lHllI, IG, H1-i'l'4-ls:-ii. II, Iiipplnip.,ti Sl'I.X'l'l'flVi ll. l':lI'li1-l', XY, Wallli. XY, Svoll. li, li1'll1fll:lll, STANIPIXHZ Il. Ilonier. XV, llensun, .-X, S1-livvnrlz, If, XX' XY1-hh, Il, Ile-flnizin. .I. f'h4-ouskt-, l', Niro.-niiiu BUXING An occasional bloody nose and a livid shiner', are mere details to be expected in the boxing ring. However these veterans of the fisticuffs have noblv illustrated the fact that they can take it. i lfrequently met by adversaries of superior weight, these pugilists have brought to a close a season of which they may well be proud. Each participant has given of his very best, and each has revealed a splendid degree of cooperation and good sportsman- ship. The bouts with the various schools, in addition to providing excellent oppor- tunity for lighting experience and training. have furnished wholesome, though at times a bit gory, entertainment for student spectators. 4